* Distribution:

- File synsets_allrelations.txt.gz

	Format:

	For each example first comes a line with the example
	identifier, followed by a line for each relation extracted.

	The example identifier provides the source corpus
	(brown1/brown2), the brown file, and sentence number
	(separated by "/").

	The relation lines contain the following fields (separated
	by "#"):

	- position of the first element in the relation
	- synset of the first element in the relation
	- word-form of the first element in the relation
	- relation
	- position of the second element in the relation
	- synset of the second element in the relation
	- word-form of the second element in the relation

- Files c2c.allsemcor.obj.gz, c2c.allsemcor.subj.gz

	Separated by tabulation:

	- noun synset (WN 1.6)
	- verb synset (WN 1.6)
	- weight[0-1]: The higher the weight, the stronger the relation. Details are given in [1,2].

* References:

[1] Agirre E., Martínez D. 2001.
Learning class-to-class selectional preferences.
Proceedings of the Workshop "Computational Natural Language Learning" (CoNLL-2001). In conjunction with ACL'2001/EACL'2001. Toulouse, France.
(pdf)

[2] Agirre E., Martínez D. 2002.
Integrating Selectional Preferences in WordNet.
Proceedings of First International WordNet Conference. Mysore (India). 2002.